Discover the best Uyuni tours and things to do in Bolivia: cross the dazzling white expanse of the Salar de Uyuni, the world’s largest salt flat, watch it turn into a perfect mirror at sunset, explore the cactus-covered Incahuasi Island, wander the eerie train cemetery, and journey on to red and green lagoons filled with flamingos. Compare top-rated experiences and plan the perfect trip.



Whatever brings you to Uyuni — world-class museums, the river, or a long lunch — start with the experiences travellers love most.
The landmarks that define the city — and the tickets and tours that get you in, often skipping the line.

Great salt flat.

Sky reflections.

Cactus island.

Red lagoon.

Rusting trains.

Milky Way.

Altiplano lakes.

Golden flats.
Day trip awayGreat salt flat.
Salar awayCactus island.
Multi-day awayFlamingo lakes.
Uyuni awayRusting trains.
Salar awayReflections.
3 days awayTo Chile.
Short, straight answers to the questions every Uyuni visitor asks before booking.
White hexagon flats and clear driving — great for tours.
The mirror effect appears — surreal reflections.
Come in the wet season for reflection photos.
The dry season is best for multi-day circuits.
Nights are cold year-round at 3,600m — bring layers.
Both seasons are special; pick by what you want to see.
The salt flats, Incahuasi and sunset.
Add the coloured lagoons.
The full circuit to Atacama in Chile.
Time it for the mirror or the stars.
A multi-day southwest tour.
Fly or bus in; tours run from Uyuni town.
Overnight buses and flights reach Uyuni.
Tours use 4x4 jeeps across the flats and desert.
Trains link Uyuni to Oruro and the highlands.
Uyuni town is the launch point for all tours.
Stay in Uyuni or a salt hotel on the flats.
Bolivia uses the boliviano; carry cash.
Take a day tour for the perspective photos and sunset.
Visit in the wet season for the mirror effect.
Add the lagoons and geysers on a longer tour.
The altiplano is cold, especially at night.
Acclimatise; Uyuni sits at 3,600m.
The white glare is intense — bring good shades.
Atacama-crossing tours sell out — book ahead.
Popular day tours fill up — reserve early.
Mirror and sunset trips fill up — book ahead.
Astro tours have few spots — reserve early.
Salt-brick hotels book up — reserve ahead.
Mirror season is busiest — book everything ahead.
Around €50–90 for a Salar de Uyuni day tour.
About €55–100 for a sunset and mirror tour.
Roughly €130–250 for a multi-day lagoons tour.
Around €55–90 as part of a salt flat tour.
About €50–90 for a stargazing tour.
Join shared group tours to cut costs.
What's best, how busy it gets, and one booking tip for each time of year.